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10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 4, 1974

Results of pa Tournament

(continued from page 5)
Peter Morse 3, Mike Mitchell
and Mark Shaw for ‘Spokane
with ‘assists “going to Eric
Dormier 2, Steve Garwood 3,
titesd Morris and Mike Mitch.
ell,

-Trail’s. goals were. scored
by Bob Davidson (Raymond
Ferraro), Mark Verigen (unas-
sisted), Gene LaFreniere (Dav-
id .Demehuk) and Richard
Kromm d)

‘referees’ Kevin New,

‘trone and Ian Mason).
First star and hockey stick
were awarded to Kevin Kirby,
During the ‘Pup Tourna-
ment the very demanding job of
refereeing was handled | by
Jim
Duckworth, D. Gray, Gerry
Hyson, Bill Kilpatrick, and Hal
Prestegaard and linesman Mike
Polonikoff, Pe Hyson,

ry D.
Nazaroff, R. Sherstoblttf, Bill”

Game 12) Gold and. Silver
Medals x

Final score Castlegar 5,
Nelson 2.

Goalies were David Kina-
kin for Castlegar and. Alan
Hryniuk for Nelson.

Goals were scored by Tom
De Paoli 2, David Lightle,
Jimmy Smith and Kevin Kirby
for Castlegar. with assists given
to’ Richard“'Kanigan,” Charlie
Lind, ‘Gordie’ Walker, “Jim

Nazaroff, Jim Smith, David ’

Lightle and Kevin Kirby.

in scorers were Mark
Centrone (David Stroud) and
Randy . Horswill (Mark: Cen-

K. Sh qT.
Maloff, Bill Miller-Tait and W.

Siitherhant:
made before the tournament by
chief‘referee Gary Hysor.
Individual trophies were
awarded as follows:
Sandy Johnson of Williams
Lake,

arrangements. were’

best forward’ award; ...
-Alan Hryniuk of- Nelson, ‘best

goaltending trophy and Jimmy’

Nazaroff\ of Castlegar best
defenseman trophy,

‘he cake raffle was won by
Mark ‘Lightle® of! Kinnaird; a
Nelson resident’ won the radio
and Verna Keraiff of Castlegar
won the carving set:

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3 Retiring Pro Mike Versah and New Pro Denny McArthur °

. eagles,

* selection,

: their daughter we say welcome.

‘conducted Saturday from Car- 4

“By Des Desal :
‘Members of Castlegar and
District’ /Golf Club have ‘the
services ‘of a “new): golf” pro,
Denny ;McArthur’ who! takes '
‘over, pro.’ duties: from) Mike
Verzuh'who has earned a well
deserved rolirement,

Denhy ‘came tous from!
West Vancouver where’ he had:
been ‘firat'assistant “at Glen:
eagles’ since'1961,

“He studied at PGA Bush
ness School’ in. Los, Angeles, : ~
Calif.) His’ studies’ included
merchandising, public’ rela-
tions, golf instruction, golf club
«repair and bookkeeping.

As\an assistant at Glen-))
Denny.“ has’. gained».
valuable ‘experience’ in’ ‘staff
buying of stock,
organization ‘of © tournaments
and working on’ rules commit-
‘tees,

In-addition he has 11i years?
of. teaching’ experience, ' night”
school, privale, ladies groups
and junior clinics,

To Denny, his wife and

We’ hope) that your stay here
will be along and happy one,
Memorial Service’
For Tom Charlton
A Scouting Figure _
: Memorial’: services: were
berry's Memorial Chapel for

‘Carroll Bric (Tom) Charlton, 69,
.who died last: Thursday at his

7 Gatlegar and Disirict Bowling Results

Monday Night 9-11 pan.
LHS ‘Liz’ Lawrenow. 245,
LHT Mary Postnikoff 574.
MHS Ed Conroy 265. MHT
Jean Comtoin 671.
THS Challengers 986. THT
~ Challengers 2806.
y,/Team:; Points: | Unpredic-.
“tables 61 1/2, Jackasses 45 1/2,
+ Spares 49, Posties 86 1/2, Head
Pins 68, Challengers 61-1/2.

**600,. John»Postnikoff 646.

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SPRING “Cee
BEAUTIFICATION. ‘4 :

April 22 to May 10°

The new. city's clean-up | campaign. will ‘take
Place this, year ‘scheduled’ on your garbage day
Picton: ‘AllSgarden’ shrubbery ‘and household

‘will be picked up. Refuse should be placed af et

arty line: close to the ‘area’ where’. usual”
garbage pick-ups sre made,

wk

‘ Branches and papers shall be fied: oF piled in
neat ‘bundles.

The city will pay $5 dump charges’ on all
cer wrecks moved to the Ootischenia Disposal: °
Site during ' the ‘clean-up period. A mit. of one
car wreck per‘ resident allowed:

Disposal'site hours are 11-'a.m. to 7 p.m. .
Tuesday, Thursday . and Saturday. é

Refunds will only be paid at the City. Hall
Upon presentation of receipt from: the Ootischenia
Disposal. Site dated after April 22 and no later.
than May 10, 1974,

No rocks or concrete will” ‘be plcked up.
‘LET'S. START THE ‘NEW CITY AS A_CLEAN

ALEX LUTZ,
Public Works Supervisor

TS Cotte =
je. Seer patty stow 802.

Bey Oglow 685.
Arh Wiheales 1029.. THT.

‘LHS Betty Macalister'310.
LHT: Betty: Macalister 692.
“THS © Boundary. . Electric
;. 1027. THT Macalister Ins: 2935,:

Drug..63,- Independents. “41,
, Lucky Five 39,-Macalister, Ins,
68,/° Boundary * Electric” 66,
:Sentinals 45.

oss Other 600's; Trene Hill 663,
ang ‘Kelly. 608, Dot Tipping

Taig 7 pam. ed

= LHS Maureen Chernenkoff
*7 285) LHT Maureen, Chernenkoff,
582."

4 MHS Ken Scott /276. MHT
+ Ken: Scott 635,
~ THS Columbia 5 - 998, THT
“Misfits 2798.

Team Points: Alley-Cats 1,
Regulars 3, Misfits 3, Ding-Bats
1, Columbia 6 +3, Screwballs 1.

> Other 60's: Ken’ Olson
686, Dennis “Chernenkoff 602.
Tues. Night Mixed 9-11: (Mar.
26)

i LHS: Joyce Turner ; 285,
:LHT Joyce Turner. 683,
MHS Bill Andersong: 288.
686.

/MHT Bill And

Other 600’s: Ken Plotnikoff. ,

‘Tuesday 1 p.m. (Mar. 19)

Team .Points:’ Castlegar. ~.

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THT, Spoilers 2992,

Team Points: Spoilers 4
Marlaners ‘1, L-C-Bees | -.1,
Checkers 0, : Nighthawks. 3
Seven Elevenths 3,

Other. 600's: Orlando Vee.
chio 677,° Bill, Shay. 673, ‘John:
Shaw’ 624, Erma’ Mykyte 604,
Betty, Pinter: 600. |:

Wed. Morning Drivers League
{Mar. 27) 7.

LHS Lil Flynn 269.°LHT

Bobbie: Keraiff 677.

THS/ Hornets 1078. THT
Hornets 2961:

+ Team “Points: Cadillacs

lynday
MacAlpine or -Borothy’
dehning 627, Tied octet

Latics Wed. 7-9 p.m. Cut Rate ,
(Mar.:20)

© LHS Dot Tipping 266. Lar it
Dot ‘Tipping 668.

»THS Swallows:

gle:
Canaries: 2, ‘Parrots 2, Budgies -
2, Swallows 2; Orioles 1.
Other 600’s: Shirley. ‘Torbie:~

641. wine
:)Wed. Diamond League 9-11

LHS» Helen, Turner 301.
LHT Helen ‘Turner 774. S

MHS Walter Kanigan 291.
MHT. Walter Kanigan 779.

THS The Nothings 1233.
_THT 3301 The Nothings.

Team Points: Newcomers
47; In-Betweeners 55, Live Five
63.1/2, The’ Blankers:52, The
Nothings 59° 1/2, | Marlane
Beeinners ale.

Other 600's: Jake Koenig
De Bill Shay 720, Jim Stone

Homemaker Services

Informational Meeting Held

‘Thursday. Afternoon
"LHS. ‘Anne Kelly 272. LHT.
Bonnie White 626.
IS. Hooters 931. THT

Hooters

‘Team’ Points: Hooters 54,
Screamers 44, Groaners — 50,
Wailers 53, Criers 78, Moaners

7, ‘
‘Other: 60's: ‘Anne Kelly

“614, Joyce Turner 607.

‘Thure. Night Mixed (Mar. 28)

yea Hee Haw) Head catid)
Pins, rae “Robson ° Rollers’ -1;+ Dintiet Chamber of Commerce

-Sundowners 3, All Stars 3, Jive
:Five 0,° Flintstones <3, Alley.
Cats 1, poten 8, Eager. -
Beavers 1.

Other . 60's: Marlene

6825: Bill: Davis 680, ‘Jake’.
.(; Koenig 675, Keith’ Johns

“Larry. Raq

bert’ 637, Orlando: Vecchio 627,'
Matt Rohn 616, Doug Eldridge
. 616, Darrel Rourke.614, Walter,
Tymofievich 603.

Fri. Night Classic: Mixed

$0. LHS ‘Susan Whitfield 253.°

LET Su Susan‘ Whitfield.618.
Jack Osachoff’ 281.

vers 656, Dave Hie.

> int de John Paulson,712.>

THS Nuts and Bolts 1176.
THT. Nuts and Bolts 9106.

Team’ Points:' Gang. Bus-
ters’ 8, Alley: Cats “1,Robson’

“Rascals 4, Super. Stars 0,

Dolphins 0, Nuts and Bolts 4.

Other 600's: Maurice Lesy
..111, Jack ' Osachoff: 679,. John
Obetkoff 675, Ron: Lampman
660, Walter Keraiff 603,

This Monday af Health Centre

Castlegar. and District
Homemaker. Services commit-
tee‘has:announced plans for a
public meeting to be held this
Monday evening at the Rotary
‘Health Centre, y

The Homemaker Services

- Program would ‘train women

selected for :their ability to
work with a professional staff.
to go into a home and keep it
running smoothly keeping fami-

“ly together, while the natural

homemaker is incapacitated.
The. new homemaker
would be. responsible for
teaching families of the chroni-
cally ill,-more efficient methods

: better methods of selfcare:: \
G Numerous cases ‘cited ‘by:
the. social’ worker ‘and’ public.’

health nurse have. documented

the need ‘for. the < service’ in’ Aa
. Castlegar. This... meeting’ -is
intended ‘to /present® more.”

information on: Homemaker’
Services ‘and to elicit ‘public:
support for a local program.

All interested persons will”

meet with public health offici-

cials, representatives from the

department’ ‘of’ human — re-

sources, and homemaker super.
visors to exchange ideas and‘

suggestions: for operating a
Homemaker Services Program
in Castlegar.

.. Hi Arrow’ Arms.

of household management and

TO THE PEOPLE OF
OUR NEW CITY.
OF CASTLEGAR

ANDY SHUTEK

SAYS

THANKS

in Trail.
Mr. . Charlton - was very
active in the Boy Scouts ‘of
ada, Kootenay Boundary
aint Council. having » be-

Sy a ar ETN Pram EEO wi ap nay Hing

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come. regional’ commissioner
after the late Dr. Resker.

He: retained this position
until’about a year ago after
which he continued to serve as
deputy regional commissioner. ~

Mr. Charlton is survived
by his wife, Agnes; two sons,
Dr.:Laurie Charlton of: Trail
and Donald of Kimberley; four.
grandchildren and one brother,
Jack of Vancouver. 5

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Mary‘ Anderson who says. the-
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‘Anderson, said this is to be’a
“very. important: meeting ‘and
she is looking forward to all the
(directors ees:

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Eight Municipalities Receive
Strike Nofice from CUPE

Strike notice has been
served ‘on eight, municipal
employee groups in the West
Kootenay and Boundary areas
including Castlegar.

The national representa-
tive for the Canadian Union of
Public Employees, Aubrey Bur-
ton of Trail, said the municipali-
tics involved are the City of
Trail, the Trai! Parks Board,

‘the cities of Castlegar, Grand

Forks and Rossland, and the,
villages of Montrose, Fruitvale.

) ‘and Warfield, Between 160 and

200 employees are affected.
‘Mr, Burton sald a meeting

. with the employers. has’ been

set tentatively for last Tues-
day. “We expect an’ answer
from them,” he said. “If. it.is
favorable to our. position, we
can probably work out a
settlement. If not—if the
employers are, not willing. to
consider our.

with ‘another humeros ‘gift:
fellowship and i good natured
abus a Seve Desh yy sald

just because there is

mn ant friendships made
Leite of environment, but rather be was a mas ‘richer Person

for bis experiences.

Higher Education

‘Selkirk ‘College. Faculty
Association ‘has: completed ‘a
detailed study of two reports on
‘Higher Education now.’ in
circulation: The Royal Commis-

‘sion Report on'the Kootenays;'

and ‘The® Task ‘Force; on’ the

4 Community College.

The’: Faculty’: Association

feels it is essential that citizens *

‘of: the :Kootenays ‘understand

the issues involved, and would «

like to present its position.
First, the it ves

ative _venture,.

will
go back to our’ membership on
the strike issue,”

The municipalities have
offered a nine-per-cent increase
across the board. CUPE, has
asked for a pay grade system

“adjustment of four. per. cent,

and ‘a’ two-year increase of 31
per.cent in each year.

“If we don’t get the pay
grade’ adjustment,” says - Mr.
Burton, “we will be looking for

Studied

Dame Uni

tions ‘do not go'as far as we
would like in that direction,
+ Second, the’ Faculty Asso-

ciation ‘does ‘not ‘advocate the”

removal’ of the. institution: at
Nelson. But the assocation does
+) support a’ modification of this

facility ‘to meet more directly .°

feg.
and performing arts) ae be

.* expanded and improved. Needs

for these programs have been
demonstrated: and’ provide a
firm foundation “for further
development.

We envisage not only fa
cultur-

the’ needs of resi-
dents. However, . we do not
support the type of. organiz-

ation suggested. in the report. °

“its wholehearted support to the

recommendations made:in both

-Teports that. promote compre-

do not
promote comprehensiveness.
0 Although ‘it ‘is’ likely: (but
not certain) that’ the provincial

offerings in

es ‘the Bast Kootenay region. The

pias fi nancial, petite of
all

Hiopes for.¢
close i

© between }

P

‘Bast ind West’ Kootenays, in s

program ‘offerings, since
+ feel anjeven. great

“the Cowan Report recommen:
‘dation for a‘single integrated
institution, rather than those of

{the ‘Task Force which imply a
‘completely ‘separate facility’ in’:
the East "Kootenay. Although,

the Task Force report di

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colleges,
mmended by. the Task
this does not. sat that {

have an enrollment’ that justi-
fies its existence. ‘Implementa.

no;>‘demonstration :° of"; need
‘within’ the “Kootenays: could

have disastrous: consequences.’ .

Because the association’ ad-
mires the ideal of an alternative
education of high: quality, it

Suggests a number of more.

realistic approaches. To begin,
the association feels a number.
‘of programs presently at Notre

willassume’ com- '

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al contribution to the citizens of
the region, but the prestige of a
program meeting or surpassing

that. of the ‘Banff Summer

School of the Arts. The success

of the. recent: Multifusion. -

presentation in Nelson speaks
strongly ‘for this approach.
Further, concentration on areas
such as these would reduce the
element of. competition |: be-
tween’ institutions in’ the

Kootenays. and the consent

difficulties. produced,

+ The ‘aascelation Tesla that,
these’ needs can be effectively.
and flexibly met’ by: providing
for extension courses through-

out the whole Kootenay region, *

and ». offered» by” «the © coast.
universities. This! approach “is

, directly: in“ line’.with® present

university -needs and direc-
tions, as the’ provincial | gover-,
ment: has: earmarked” several
million . dollars’ extra’ for the
universities contingent on their

a18-per cent increase for each
of two years.” He indicated that
the 19-per cent increase would

bring a little more money, ‘but’:

the pay grade adjustment:
would be preferable in order to
produce: a more orderly’ pro-
gression through” the pay
grades,

Mr,
CUPE ‘has | just settled © in
Sparwood in the East: Koote-

nay, with ‘an: increase \ of 68!

cents an hour in each of two

years, He-said this represents ”

close to parity with the contract
‘sought. by ‘the Trail: area—
wallehtly Behind in some areas,
slightly ahead in others”,

Burton. said ;: that”

Injunction Granted

Pickefs Removed from Carefree

An injunction has been
granted Carefree Design En-
terprise Ltd. by the Supreme

4 Court of British Columbia
against picketing and all other
activities that would hinder the
construction of facilities for
manufacturing recreational
vehicles at Genelle,

This. was announced by
Carefree president Don Ewing
last Thursday,

Pickets had been on the
construction site with placards
charging that while local
tradesmen are unemployed

Manitoba licence plate while
one is from Alberta.

The Manitoba car belongs
to a man who was sent out by
Western Steelapan Buildings of
Winnipeg to supervise © the
erection of the building accord-
ing to the purchase contract to
supply the building in’ place.

The Alberta car belongs to
Douglas Ewing who came from
Alberta to watch this project of
his son, Don, who is co-ordinat-
ing. the construction of. the
factory, the development of

‘out-of-province
being employed on the project.

An earlier news ’release
had stated that only one car at
the site’s parking lot has a

and the
training of personnel so that
trailers can be made in tia new
factory as- soon as be can be
_; gceupled.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday April 4, 1974

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2. Phe association ‘also feels. <
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